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21 posts tagged Chair

Cantilevered Chair Casts An Unusual Shadow

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A Chair Hewn From Solid Cardboard

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Designer Dirk Vander Kooij‘s “Endless” furniture is printed using a modified industrial robot and recycled e-waste. 

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A see-saw for public space. 

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The Big Basket Chair by Swedish designer Ola Gillgren.

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‘Costume Collection’ by Jongho Park

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Puzzles for Living.

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Artist/sculptor/woodworker Ted Lott’s “Possible Architectures”

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The Rietveld Chair “remixed” according to different genres of music (above: Rietveld ‘Extended Edition’; left to right: Pop (Ikea) Rietveld, Dub Rietveld and Classical Rietveld)

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Jólan van der Wiel is a young Dutch designer developing furniture whose forms are determined by magnetic reactions.

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A chair fitted with an oversized lampshade and light to provide an ethereal private space for its sitter.

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Lucas Maassen & Sons is a Dutch furniture “factory” run primarily by a man and his 3 young sons, who design, build and paint the pieces for a fee of one euro per piece.

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No chair would dare…

No chair would dare…

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Too fantastic not to share. 

Clouche Chair by: The street is in the house

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